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:Window Kit: Investigating Windows Systems With Linux
Window Kit: Investigating Windows Systems With Linux
Nov 20, 2008, 18 :03 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (2903 reads)

(Other stories by Hans-Peter Merkel and Markus Feilner)

"Before starting any forensic analysis, it is important to create a copy of the storage medium you will be investigating, either as a 1:1 copy or as an image or a collection of images. You can copy the medium as a raw image (with dd) or use a format such as Expert Witness Format (EWF)."

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